Video: Paul McCartney Debuts Two New Songs — "Everybody Out There" and "Save Us" — in Las Vegas
Paul McCartney debuted two new songs in Las Vegas over the weekend.
You can check out fan-filmed videos of "Everybody Out There" and "Save Us," plus a live version of "New," the studio version of which McCartney debuted several weeks ago, below. As always (when it comes to fan-filmed video), we apologize for the audio (and video) quality.
McCartney performed these songs and others at the iHeartRadio Music Festival on Saturday, September 21.
New — McCartney's new album — will be released October 15 in the US. It features production from Mark Ronson, Paul Epworth, Ethan Johns and Giles Martin, son of Beatles producer George Martin.
McCartney also released a new version of the New album art, which you can see above and below (larger), at the very bottom of this story.
"Everybody Out There"
"Save Us"
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